Summer is coming and we all want to look our best. So help yourself to these tips and tricks from the stars that don’t come with an A-list price tag.
Killing Eve actress Jodie Comer,26, is all about moderation.
She says: “The more I try to deprive myself of things, the more miserable I get. So what’s the point?
“I think exercise is an instant way to boost your mood and confidence. The hardest part is getting myself to go but once I’m there I’m so glad I went.”
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Screen legend Joan Collins, 85, always says no to a blow-dry.
“It’s the worst thing you can do,” she says. “I have very fine hair and if I’m not wearing a wig I let it dry naturally, put a few rollers in and then brush it out.”
Actress Jennifer Aniston, 50, never skips sunscreen and has Aveeno on hand at all times.
“I go through it like crazy,” she says. “It’s in my car, it’s by the pool, it’s in the kitchen, it’s in the bathroom, it’s everywhere.”
John Wick 3 star Halle Berry,52, loves to get the blood pumping with start jumps, high knees and sprints. Her mantra? “Cardio, cardio, cardio.”
She adds: “Getting the blood running through your body is so good for your complexion.”
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New royal mum Meghan Markle ,37, never travels without her tea tree oil.
She said: “It’s not the most glamorous thing, but if you get a cut, a mosquito bite, a small breakout, it’s my little cure-all.”
And Gwyneth Paltrow, 46, is known for her health lifestyle but she does have the odd treat. “I try to eat organic when I can and as little processed food as possible,” she says.
“But sometimes you just need a bag of Doritos and a beer in an airport.”
BGT judge Amanda Holden,48, sticks to a simple skincare routine with a cleanser that costs under a tenner.
“I swear by Cetaphil. It isn’t fancy or expensive but it does what I need it to do,”she says.
A-lister Jennifer Lopez, 49, believes in the power of exercise. “Working out is part of what makes me so happy,” she says.
“I try to keep my body hydrated and rested after every workout.
I drink plenty of water, I fuel my body with healthy foods and make it a priority to get eight hours’ sleep.”
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Loose Women’s Andrea McLean, 49, has transformed her brows with microblading – a tattooing technique.
“It’s a natural-looking repair job for us ladies who’ve spent a lifetime pencilling in decades of bad eyebrow decisions,” she says.
And there’s one routine Twiggy, 69, never skimps on.
“The backs of your hands give your age away,” she says. “I always moisturise and have a manicure every couple of weeks.”
